over. tomorrow's economy he says will be driven by food, energy, good stuff, good to have you with us. jim rogers. >> people who make real things, miners, lumber jacks, farmers. lou: how do you sort it out with folks telling me it is is all about a knowledge economy, we have to be highly sophisticated and binary. >> you have been watching too much television. we had long periods when the financial types were in charge, followed by long periods when producers of real goods in charge, we're back to the real goods, we produced 200,000 mba's every year in 1958, 5,000. lou: you are drawing a core larry with our decline? >> absolutely, you know more people study public relations, and agriculture in america we have no farmers, this is the place to be, you should become a farmer. lou: i am a farmer still. and as i say, i work long and hard to get away from the farm and farming, my wife put me back on the farm. tell us what you think will be the direct. i knoi know you are partial to , moved your family there to singapore do, you feel still the right move? >> very much so, the largest credited
